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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

55-250

  1. Mom...That's my head!

    Mom...That's my head!

    This is actually from Florida in March, but I've been away all summer and haven't posted any pictures. Anyway, I think it's an anhinga. It sure is funny to think of being fed like this.
  2. Song Sparrow

    Song Sparrow

    This is a fairly frequent visitor to my yard, I probably see it about twice a month in the winter. Taken from my home-made hide!
  3. Tufted Titmouse

    Tufted Titmouse

    It's nice to see green again! It's finally spring here!
  4. Grey Squirrel

    Grey Squirrel

    Taken this morning from my new hide. I've set up a log with black oil sunflower seeds around it, and the squirrels really enjoy it.
  5. Double-Crested Cormorant

    Double-Crested Cormorant

    I was mere feet away from this at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Boynton Beach, Florida. Unlike most of my photos, no cropping was required!
  6. Northern Flicker

    Northern Flicker

    This was taken at Tower Grove Park; I look forward to going back there when spring migration has started.
  7. Woodcock

    Woodcock

    This is an American Woodcock, seen in the Gaddy Bird Garden in Tower Grove Park. I think of TGP as mainly a warbler/ect. location, but checked it out today, and was rewarded with this woodcock, Red-Headed woodpeckers, Fox Sparrows, some other usual suspects, and a coyote.
  8. Spring is Coming!

    Spring is Coming!

    Another (or possibly the same) White-Throated Sparrow from the same holly tree in my front yard. Once again, I like the green; now I just can't wait for spring!
  9. Close-Up

    Close-Up

    I especially like this picture because it is nice to see some green in these long winter months.
  10. Oops!

    Oops!

    I realize this is not the best quality photo, since I cropped it very heavily, but I thought it was interesting. This Eagle was eating a catfish, but when it flew from one perch to another, it dropped most of its meal!
  11. White-Throated Sparrow

    White-Throated Sparrow

    I was about 5ft. away from the sparrow when I took this. I am working on getting close to birds, since my 55-250mm lens doesn't give me all that much reach. Other than that, I really like it, and I think it has good IQ for a consumer lens.
  12. Dark-Eyed Junco

    Dark-Eyed Junco

    I just thought that this was an interesting position to catch it in.
  13. Chickadee

    Chickadee

    I think this is a carolina chickadee, but here in St. Louis we're right on the edge for black-capped or carolina. It certainly has duller sides compared to the ones I saw in Michigan, which had very brown sides and more distinct black on their heads.
  14. White-Throated Sparrows

    White-Throated Sparrows

    I guess he really wanted that spot! I was taking a picture of the first sparrow when the second one stole its perch, and I was able to catch them mid-flight.
  15. Downy Woodpecker

    Downy Woodpecker

    The downies around here are very tame, and I was only a few feet away from the feeder when I took this.
  16. Eurasian Tree Sparrow

    Eurasian Tree Sparrow

    This is the second time I have seen a eurasian tree sparrow in my backyard, and although they are not native, unlike their relative the house sparrow, I enjoy them. I suppose this is because they don't occur in such numbers, and because they're special to this region.
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